darKoram wrote: > I do have both wine and winetricks installed. > I suppose by associating a file with winetricks i can make it run with that instead of wine, or run from command line. Winetricks is a script to install some commonly-needed native dlls and a handful of Windows apps. You can't simply "associate" files with it or use it instead of Wine. (It uses Wine.) > > I found iexplorer.exe in ProgramFiles in the .wine folder, so I guess it was there already. That's Wine's builtin iexplore. It is not real IE. Use winetricks to install IE7 or IE8. > > Does wine or winetricks emulate all versions of windows and service packs, or do i have to specify and/or get crafty? > Wine emulates Windows XP SP3 by default, and that setting works for most apps. You can change it to any version of Windows in winecfg, but shouldn't unless it's necessary.